Re:Scientists believed Covid leaked from Wuhan lab, but fear...
by oblio on Wednesday January 12, 2022 @08:14AM
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I'd argue that for most people that's still the case.
It's easy to pontificate for a few hours, days, weeks even, and much harder many years and decades down the line for someone else to objectively evaluate the way you access media and say: "J decided to give up on X media after discovering the 'spell' and even decades later they stuck to their decision".
My money's on most people giving up these "major" decisions due to practical reasons or sheer boredom, somewhere down the line.
You could say that we almost want or need the lies.
It's easy to pontificate for a few hours, days, weeks even, and much harder many years and decades down the line for someone else to objectively evaluate the way you access media and say: "J decided to give up on X media after discovering the 'spell' and even decades later they stuck to their decision".
My money's on most people giving up these "major" decisions due to practical reasons or sheer boredom, somewhere down the line.
You could say that we almost want or need the lies.